Villines v. North Arkansas Regional Medical Center

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• remanding for a harm analysis after Court of Appeals failed to recognize error during voir dire process
• noting in a different context that legislature’s use of “punished as” versus “punishable as” signals a significant distinction and that only “punished as” refers to how the offense was actually punished
• “A trial court has broad discretion over the voir dire process, including setting reasonable limits and determining the propriety of a particular question.”
• trial court has broad discretion over the voir dire process, including determining the propriety of a particular question
• “Here, Appellant was not punished under Section 12.35(a). His prior state-jail felony had been enhanced, and he was punished for that offense under [former] Section 12.42(a)(2

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